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Higher Yields = Higher Safety, Too A key reason that dividend-paying investments have clobbered
the competition is because they fare so much better during bear markets.
The Last Free Lunch? I'd never claim that every stock
in your portfolio has to be a high yielder -- but dividend-paying
investments offer the most compelling risk-reward trade-off you can
find. Put Some Security Into Your Securities Every one of the
high-yield opportunities we bring you every month offers the two things
we cherish most: a long history of honest-to-goodness growth (as opposed
to contrived growth engineered by accounting fictions) and a generous
record of dividends. What really counts is that
they simply pay them. Dividends are a sign of financial strength, of
a real business making real profits. Steady Wins the Race
Philip Morris (now renamed "Altria"), which most investors
dismiss as a stodgy -- even boring -- company, is a perfect example of
this phenomenon.
The Investment Thrill Reserved for Income Investors Only As we just saw with Philip Morris, your
dividend check can eventually grow so large that it surpasses the
original price you paid for the stock. The exhilaration of "lapping"
your stock that way is a feeling you never forget. We're Not Allergic to Capital Gains, Either!It's a funny thing about the high-payout companies we dig up in High-Yield
Investing: hold them long enough and before you know it,
you're usually sitting on a nice-sized capital gain as well.
So it's clear that dividend-paying stocks have crushed the broad market over the decades. And we expect this trend should continue as investors look to dividends to capture some cash flow in a stingy market. There's another big-picture factor at work here: The oldest Baby Boomers turned 60 in 2006 and are now entering retirement. This means the leading edge of a generation 76 million strong will soon find itself searching for stable, income-producing investments to replace their regular paychecks. This trend will continue for at least another 20 years as the Boomers continue to progress. Meanwhile, don't forget that the tax code still favors dividends over regular income. Unlike ordinary income, which is taxed up to a rate of 38.6%, you lose only 15% of your dividends to the taxman. Safety Is Everything To make sure your dividend is
SAFE, we put cash flow under an analytical microscope. We dig deep to
reveal which yields are treasures and which are traps.
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A Random Sample from Our Two Portfolios... |
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| Business Profile | Dividend Yield | |
| Mortgagor preferred stock | 9.6% |
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| Telecom preferred stock | 10.2% |
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| U.S. real-estate fund | 9.4% |
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| Lease-finance company | 11.4% |
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| Enhanced Income Security | 14.1% |
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| Food retailer preferred stock | 14.0% |
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| Closed-end fund | 10.7% |
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| Natural gas partnership | 14.0% |
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| Over the decades, stocks have returned 9%-10% a year. You can beat that right out of the gate in dividends alone with many of these high-quality high-yielders. Please understand that in fairness to our paying subscribers we can't fully identify our current recommendations here. | ||
The stocks you'll find in our
free Cash Cows report are not only among the most generous stocks
you can buy, but they're some of the safest, too. You can buy them,
forget about them for years and let them steadily make you wealthy.
They yield up to 27.1% in cold cash... and they're wallowing in
liquidity, which means your fat dividends are secure.
If anything we've said so far
makes sense to you... if you think that we're even half right about
the extraordinary profits and peace of mind that cash-in-hand
securities will bring their owners in the coming years, then we'd
like to send you the most comprehensive source of information you
can get -- our High-Yield Investing advisory letter.
High-Yield Investing is the only periodical devoted exclusively to
helping you make money in every category of income investing.
Nowhere will you find a more thorough ranking of your income
investment options than in this monthly investment bulletin.
You'll be joining a growing brotherhood of like-minded income lovers
who share our love for reliable investment ideas delivering
above-average income and strong capital gains.
One more thing -- it's important: We invest in quality ideas that
sport annual yields of 5%-20% -- NOT in high-yield junk.
And when I say "investment ideas," I mean not only stocks, but also
bonds, mutual funds, preferred stocks, ETFs, royalty trusts,
closed-end funds, Canadian income trusts, etc. We cover every class
of income investment in High-Yield Investing.
You'll find a few asset classes so exotic that you probably never
knew they existed.
Take Canadian Royalty Trusts for example.
Thanks to a unique incorporation structure authorized by the
Canadian government, cash-rich companies are converting themselves
into dividend powerhouses yielding an average of 13.5%.
But there's more to these cash
machines than their fat payouts.
Some of the trusts you'll find in High-Yield Investing
have seen their share prices shoot up, too. One of Canada's
best-known trusts, Canadian Oil Sands, has shot up 276% in
the past five years alone.--and you know how horribly most stocks
have suffered in the past five years.
But please be careful before you venture north to grab these
tempting yields.
Dismayed at all the tax money they were losing out on, the
authorities in Ottawa declared that starting in 2011, trusts would
lose their favored tax treatment.
We wouldn't panic if we were you. Two years is forever in politics and we
wouldn't be surprised if the Canadian authorities reverse course on
this issue, just as they've done three times before.
Second, since the proposal provides a two-year grace period before
existing trusts are taxed, you have a two-year tax holiday to
continue raking in a lucrative income stream.
Bottom line: it's hard to lose if you buy the right trusts now. Trust prices have fallen in the face of uncertainty, giving you a
great entry point and super-sized yields. The actual businesses
underlying these trusts haven't changed a bit.
Remember, the current yields still hold
until 2011. And even if they are taxed in the future, these
companies will still be paying yields that dwarf your options here
in the States. More than 110 Canadian trusts now yield more than
10%, and 40 pay
more than 15%!
We've just released a report on four
extraordinary high-yielding trusts -- all safe for U.S. investors --
that you can get free as a new subscriber.
(Keep reading for details.)
Land Lording for Dummies
There's no easier way to own bricks and mortar than buying a REIT. They let you own skyscrapers, shopping malls and apartment buildings, plus get all the cash flow of a lease -- along with the liquidity of a common stock and an inflation hedge to boot. And owning a REIT eliminates the hassle and legal liabilities of owning individual properties. We're well aware that REITs have hit a rough patch, but getting in cheap now only makes your long-term gains all the better. There is still plenty of high-yielding value here -- IF you specialize in the right properties. Most of our REIT picks are plenty safe enough for conservative investors. Others are better for risk-takers who want explosive gains potential. But they all offer high yields, with some in double-digits. One of our favorites owns a broad mix of 250 hotel properties in 29 states... and has posted steady growth throughout the decade, raising its dividend 14 times since 2003, doubling it in the process. And its shares are cheap for a REIT of this quality, selling for just 10 times earnings. Get full details in your free copy of Real Estate You Can Trust.
Canada's Greatest Gift to U.S. Investors For years dismissed by "sophisticated investors" as a provincial backwater of the securities industry, Canadian income trusts have blossomed into the darlings of Wall Street. And it's little wonder. These remarkable cash cows yield five to 10 times more than the average stock... their dividends (unlike those of U.S. trusts) qualify for the low 15% tax rate... they tack on an extra profit if the U.S. dollar continues to drop... and they offer major capital-gains potential to boot. Prices have dipped on the news that trust taxes might rise in two years, creating some jaw-dropping dividend yields. We feature three overlooked gems here that boast yields up to 25.7%.
All three of the picks in your free report trade right here on the NYSE...have delivered above-average returns... and with their superior yields, stable cash flow and outstanding dividend growth, they should continue to treat us well in the years ahead. Get the full story in your free report. |
Speaking of
out-of-the-mainstream income tools, right now we're finding some
sparkling returns in preferred stocks. Choose them well and these
hybrid securities give you the best of both worlds: the steady
income of a bond and the appreciation of a stock.
Like bonds, preferred stocks pay you interest every three months.
And like common stocks, they can also hand you nice capital gains as
the company grows.
But when you buy a preferred stock, you have one huge advantage over
common shareholders...
When a company runs into tough times and cuts or cancels the
dividend, it's tough luck for common stockholders. But when a
preferred stock suspends payment, your payments accumulate on the
ledgers and are paid in full when the company recovers.
If you want an even higher level of safety, we'll introduce you to
something called an "adjustable rate" preferred security. As its
name implies, it adjusts its yield in tandem with interest rate
changes, which means your principal remains steady even if rates
rise. If rates go up, so does your payout.
The only thing you miss out on is the heartburn other income
investors are suffering as rates rise.
With the S&P 500 yielding 3.2%
and CDs paying about 2%, you will never get the income you need to
live and retire comfortably from the mainstream asset pools most
investors swim in. Especially with inflation chopping your
return off at the knees.
By contrast, we have an entire portfolio of investment ideas that
will pay you an annual cash income above 10% a year. And that's
before we even talk about capital gains.
So what do you say? Are you ready to put a little capital in Wall
Street's overlooked millionaire makers?
I'll make it very easy for you to get started. First, I'll send you
the free Special Report I mentioned earlier called Cash Cows: Great
Companies with 10%+ Dividend Yields that describes in full detail
the mouthwatering opportunities I've mentioned in this article.
My new report shows you how you can get safe yields of up to 27.1%
right now... and possibly double or triple your money within two
years.
I'll send you this breakthrough report FREE when you take a trial
look at the service that brings these tireless wealth-builders to
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Carla Pasternak draws on a variety of financial backgrounds to make profitable calls on income-generating stocks for her readers. With more than two decades of investment-industry experience, Carla has written for several nationally recognized financial publishers, and has also been president of a respected investor relations firm. A highly successful analyst in the high-yield arena, she focuses not only on dividends, but also on long-term capital gains. On the educational front, Carla holds both MBA and PhD degrees. When she's not watching the market, she's teaching college business courses and managing million dollar portfolios. |
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